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CHICAGO DAILY PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
VOLUMBXII.
PRESSrIND TRIBUNE.
TtEBDAY maaroro, m*bch is, ims.
EEPUBIiICAH KOKIKATIOKB.
Judicial Election—Tue*dmy, April 6*
Far Judfoe of tlie Superior Court—
VAN H. HIGGINS,
GRANT GOODRICH*
for Depot)* Clerks of tbc Superior Court—
CASPAR BtTZ,
C. R. HAWLEV.
Rock Isla&d Koad-Through to Pike's
Peak.
By an arrangement with tb* Western Stage
Company, tbe Chicago end Hock Island Road
in coDnectlo'a with tbe MisjsiEiippi and Mis
souri Boivi, trill now undertake to fend pas
een£e r .<i tbrongb, from this ci'y to Pike's
Peos, for tbe ram of SIOO, furcisbing meals
)x?yond tbe Hissourl River for all whom tbey
cany. This, considering the length of the
route and the country through which it runs,
is 60 cheap that hundreds who or ; preparing
wagons and teams for the trip will make use
of the new line.
la Harsh*! Pine a Defaulter I
Tbe Chicago JTcrald of Sunday contains the
reply of C. N. Pioe, Eeq., Marshal of the
Northern District of Illinoif, to the charges
preferred against him by David B. Martin* a
discharged employe of his office. Twelve
columns arc occupied by the refutation, which
jeems to us so conclusive that nothiog more
aeed be said. Mr. Pine goes over the charges
HpecUioations oqc by one, and by the oath
of responsible and credible perrons, lu aud
out of his office, proves them Talte, one and 1
all. Iu doing this, he places Mr. Martin in j
« very unenviable HgliL It is that gentle
man's duty now to drop the character of ac
cuser, and take up the defence of his own
reputation, which tbe Marshal assail^.
The JSlooat Vernon £state Fond*
It the Lady Vice-Regcnt, tbu Board of
Managers, the Board of Councillors, and tbc
Couuly;Manngers of the Mouot Vernon Fuod,
a oil hlngular.. ol theState'of Illinois, will
add another string to their bow; and iu Ad
dition (o their proposal to buy ihu bones of
Washington* from thcShylock who is peddling
them off to tliy..highest bidder, uudertakc to
rescue the family name from ihc Joiiu A.
Tyashingfou who degrades it, they will swell
4heir receipts to any amount required for tilts
pious purpose. Wc take it that their complex
machinery does not grind out the dollars as
fast ae was expected, for the great job iu*
dicatcd iu their eloquent appeals. Let them
bargain that Washington (John A.) shall
hereafter write him«;lf Soook?, Stubbins or
Podger, and renounce all relationship to the
Father of his Gouotry, as well as all owner
ship in the Mount Vernon Estate, and our
word for it, though the price demanded were
more lliau all the Washington niggers would
"bring on the block, it would be cheerfully
paid. We Fugg'.st to the b«vy or Vicw
Begents, Councillors and Vice-Councillors
the propriety of adopting lblt> policy. Let
Washington be consulted without delay !
A Glimpse of the " Patriarchal" In*
stitntion*
The reader will find on the third page of
this morning's isrue an intensely interesting
account of the sale cf Mr. Pierce Butler's
* 4 people," at public auction, at the race
course, near Sarancab, Georgia, on the 2d
and 3d inst. It presenis a phase of the " p?-
trlorchul" institution which is of constant
occurrence throughout tbe elaveholdiug
Slatt'B, differing only io the prevent iusiaute
from innumerable others in th« large number
of butrau chattels brought to tbc block. We
aek our readers, iu view of the remorseless
character of elarery as here present ed, if.
they regret a&ypast effort which they may
hare made to prevent it* extension—if they
are not reudy to labor more zealously than
ever before to save from the blighting cun-e
of daily scenes like that which transpired at
the Savannah race course, the virgin soil of
onrremaining Territories?
Some days ago the Chicago Times invoked
ihe vengeance of the South upou New Hamp
shire, because the sturdy yeomaury of that
State, in their recent election, solccu*d icr
office men who beck to restrain the accursed
institution u itbiu its present Slate bounda
ries. The same argument tbc Times desires
to have applied to the people of liliuois, anft
oi every other State which refuses to bow thn
knee to Baal. That journal, as well as thou
for whom it speaks, requires entire passive
nesson the part of the people ot the free
States, so that the slave-p owcr may the more
effectually carry out its design of Atrlcan
izlug the Amcricau continent—the free
States as well as the Territories. In the ac
count of the sale of Butler's negroes, the
Bred Scottitei, of every grade, may behold,
as in a mirror, the reflex image of their po
lilical philosophy, liotv like you ihe piclute,
gcatlcmcn T—you who have brcaihed tbe air
of freedom all your lives, who lire under the
benignuut influences ot institutions based
upon the fucred right of nian to 44 life, liber
ty, and the pursuit of happiuees."
The City Marshal and the Chief ol
rolice.
We called attention on Mouday to them*
cessity of returuiug to hu observance of the
Charter iu this mutter of the Chief of Po
lice. We pointed out the fact that under our
law there ia no eucu officer a* Chief of Police
koown; that be is a creation of the Common
Council, and that in making a place for him,
an officer elected by the people, com
missioned aud paid by the people,
was thrown out of employ. We endeav
ored to entorce the proof that the City
Marshal is, by the Charter, entrusted, under
the Mayor, with tbc tnanagemeut ol* police
affairs; that he was cboseu for that purpose
aid no other ; that be iB entirely competent
t j discharge ihe duties of hia place ; and that
io thrusting him aside to make a birth lor a
functionary not knowu to tbe law at all, in
justice has been aoue to meritorious man, and
an unnecessary expense saddled upon the city
government.
This Adm'ni&traiiou is pledged as strongly
as words can pledge it, to ecouomy and re
form. We want to see a begiuning made in
this thing of superflaoos employees, not only
in the police department, but in all other
branches of the municipal government. Of
offieea created by the charter there are too
mauy. Of officer created by the Council, in
defiance of the Charter, there should be none.
But such an one the Chief of Police Is j and,
in behalf of the Republicans who put this
Admini&lrationjnto power, we protest against
the contiouauce ol the office. We do not
know upon whom the appointment is to be
conferred, if an appoin.meut U to bs made
at all. We have no hostility against, but on
the contrary friendship for, the efficieut offi
cer who now holds the place. But wc want
to sec, as &u economical measure, the office
abolished without delay. This hiring ot one
man to do a jub, and tbc hiring of another to
look on while he does it, is no; the policy for
these hard times.
There is one other rematk that we will
add. Some persons suppose that tbe Marshal
can appoint or dismiss policemen at his pleat*
are. This is a gteat mistake. The Marshal
has no pow-r tochooee or discharge any nian.
He can only superintend those selected for
him. The charte" and ordinances confer upon
tbe Mayor the boU power to appoint and dis
charge policemen—the Marshal baring noth
ing at all to do with the matter. Hence, no
policeman or his friends need bare the slight
cat apprehension that any changes would be
made in the police force In consequence of
the Council directing the Marshal to periorm
the legal and proper functions of his office.
Great Trionpk.
The Times assures its reader* thai the Democ
racy hart eieeted their ticket in Jolitt. Amaz
ing] Bat then, on second thought, sot so
utonubing after all, teeing that they h-re both
the penitentiary and alone quarries to cheek eir.
Outfits for the Gold Regions*—mistaken
or Chicago Dealers.
There can be no doubt that a large number of
men from all parts of the country fere about to
start Tor the netr gold fields on k the tic&d water* «f
the Platte. The vanguard 'of the immense crowd
is ehratSy tar eh tbeway. .As to the chances of
etatesys ire have ntrer restored as opinion. We
have published facts jast as we foood them, and
left each one of oar readers to act opoo his own
judgment As public journalists we aould do no
less, acd we have not felt at liberty to do more.
It is & matter of regret that oar tnircbaats and
manufacturers bate not accepted the fact of the
emigration. Had they done this, and made the
proper efforts to eecare their sUa re of the trtde*
they might have profited largely by it We pub
lished a few days date a list of articles necessary
for an outfit, and we republish it this morning. |
We have told our readers that all these articles
could be purchased here cheaper, by more than
the railway freight to Foivatrity, Otramwa and St.
Joseph, aodwfl &Ve satisfied that our assertions
were correct. But we hare not thought it to be
our duty to devote our editorial columns from day ,
to day to tell oar reader* where tfcosfc articles
cm be found. belongs to our ad«
rertisiog department, HcWs acd Al>bj
haVe from the first rerqfl&rs, iwe,
ammunition, &c., and they are Soft
trade. They hare a large and afi excellent ayV
sortment at moderate prices, and they hav.e also
added olfcer Articles not usually sold by them
for the Cake of accommodating their customers;
bat there it a great variety of outfitting articles
—see list in another column—which weald be
purchased in this oity did customers know ex
actly where to find them. To accommodate our
dealers who may wish to try the experiment,
we will, if desired, derote astouch of onradrer*
tiding columns as may be necessary, for some
time to com?, headed " Pike's Peak Outfits,"
under which we will place all advertisements in
this line. These advertisements should em
brace all the articles in the list above referred
to, and as many more as the fancy of customers
will be likely to require.
In talking with some of oar intelligent mer
chants on this subject, we were sorry to find
that a large proportion of this trade is going
from our own immediate vicinity to St. Louis.
That city is baring a large and lucratire trade
with tbo emigrants to the mines, to a portion,
perhaps to a majority of which she is entitled;
j but it surely becomes our dealers to secure ull
the advantages they can from this emgration.
The gentlemen abore a'luded to told us, that at
last advices tit. Louis hud sold thirty steam saw
mills dcstictd for the head waters of the Platte-
Chicago, we believe, has sold two. If the trade
in o»h&r respects das bceu and continues to be
in the same proportion, it will be maicly the
fault of our own merchants and manufacturers.
The facilities affarded by the three principal
lowa railroads, and espschl.y the Burlington
and Quiocy and the Hannibal and St. Joseph
roads, together with the reasonable rates at
which outfits can be furnished here, if proper
exertions were made, entitle our city to a large
portion or this Western trade. Instead, there
fore, of crying bumbog, let our tnterprising cit*
izens advertise and use every other legitimate
means to accommodate and profit by this rnovo
meat ot the people westward to the land oi
gold.
Judge Smith of HjbconsiOt
Tdc Miiw-mtid Free Democrat learns from u
source culitled to credit, that Judge South
has decided not to hi u, wukUle for ie-ukc
tiua to ilio Suptcute Beucli. lie declines Iu
of Fui f, thus putting the elec
tion of that £<uirleint«! bcyutid aperadvetture.
Thisdcuial ol the request of rumcrvusaud iu
rtucuiiui itlendri ttmt he should allow Li*
name to be u»ed in 'he opening campaign,
will be remembered by the peoole of Wiscon
sin as oot the lc:i£t of their deb'ti to
Smith iu jilh useful aud dHiioguielied career.
The rc-iMM-H which mu-Ie it a uccc<*ity for the
Bepubliraufi to j>rt-sout atio'her cntjd'<Ut<*.
were not fuppo-ed by any one .o affect Judge
Smiih , r iu'egriJy. Bui tiny were such s<s
woul'l hare made it for Mm to be
re-elected et Ihi? juncture. We lake pleasure
ta rq-roiiucinj; the fullo<riii£, whicj we flinl
ill the Free D.mocrmt of the 12ih :
"We hare io liis integ-itf, an 4 whan
the Cii-ude of suap:cioa mid nuareprcsejtai'iin
hare bi<»«o pas', uod caltnrruod jaster
incut prevails, wc '>eii;eTe toil justice *nl be
done bun. Ui* uo.io«*ni ability Hod gr«ut deci
sion ol cbarucier, nre too valuable to be lost to
the pui-lic, and wre caunotdaub; thai bis ter
vicea Will be ceiled into nquteiticn cy tbc peo
ple, iu un cflijiei capacity, l.> d stunt day.
For atji'.it), lor capicttr f-r •vr.;k, *cr force ot
clartc'.er, und I'ur «trerpth ot s]»:nul colU:un—
high qu»!!tieK tor £ i<uiw.c «- Sai:th
hta no aupctior t*» tfic 6tuir.. rt'o regret tne ne.
cefsity which mr.k«!3 it win« for bim' now to dc»
clioc. U e rijoice ut the patriotic si irit which
induces Lim to vi/iuiuariiy resign his position ps
a caudich.tr, for it.e purpose of making etrtain
'h« ;f Pa>ae. We ennnnt ai uot
jast each a uun will be re-c&lled to the pualio
service, uud tua> a loog career ot puphc useful
titsu iu Oc'ore htm."
; ADDITIONAL FfiOU EUBOPE.
wiau&E uEPonxs.
Tbc steamship North Briton, from Lirerpool,
Feb. 23, arrived at Portland at 5 o'clock on Sat
urday.
Gucat BattAtx. - In tbo Bouse of Lords on
the 2Ut ulu, Ltrd Derby appealed to Lord Grey
to postpone bis pending inotton in regard to tbe
lonitm Islands. He #aid Mr. Gladstone was «a
rouU for England, and he would undertake, it
tbe motion waa postponed for a fortnight, that
no act which tbe lonian Parliament might pass
.should be ratified until the Honse bad an op
portunity of dificutsing an r motion that might
be presented.
Lord Grey assented and the subject was post
poned.
In tbe House of Commons, Mr Maguire gare
notice that he should shortly call attention to
the recent arrtsta in Ireland.
Mr. WUpole, Secretary of tbo Home Depart*
meat, introduced a bill adjusting the rexed
question of Chnreh rates, by makiog payments
roluntary instead of compulsory. The bill was
favorably received, aod read a first time.
AL Felix Belly left Southampton 17th Febru
ary, in tbe steamer Parana, for Nicaragna, in
OTder to take posstssioa of the concession of the
Canal in the presence of two Presidents, Mar
tines and Mora, who are to meet lor the purpose
on tbe 27tb of March at Riraa. Mr. Belly is ac
companied by uatafTof thirty-three persons, in
cladiug bis iSscrewry, Gen- M. for
merly French Minister to Mexico, sundry other
official*, and a strong corps uf fia^ineera.
The London Ttma, in noticing tbe departure,
says it will probably cause some surprise in New
York, and is sot likely to be looked upon with
indifference at Washington. It thinks the Eu
glisb capitalists will be rery chary of inreating
i the enterprise
Berlin journals speak of a projected marrisge
between the Prince of Wales and tbe Princees
Alexandria, daughter of Prince Albert of Prus
sia.
Kiusce.—The tone of the Paris correspondence
continues warlike.
Tbe Daily Aetc* 1 correspondent says: On the
26:b, Prince Napoleon received an immense depu
tation ol Italian residents. Tbe Prince mjde a
speech on Italian aflaira, and though tu»iog can
I tioua phraseology, the deputation saw in it aeon
! firxnation of their most ardent wbhes. Tbe same
writer says tbe tactics ot the government are to
' blow alternately hot and cold on tbe question of
peace or war. There la, however, not ft moment's
relaxation in the preparations for war.
The French Mluistcr of War had contracted for
ten millions of rations of dried vegetables
A second division of troops was under orders to
march from Algiers to France.
It waa rumored that General lamoricler had
offered his service* to tbe Emperor in case of bos*
tUitittS.
All tbe active battalions at Paris are to be in*
erased, making each infantry regiment 1,500
atroug.
Prince Napoleon, it ia reported, is incessantly
instigating tbe Emperor to war.
The purchase of horses waa going on actively.
The stables and large temporary aheds at Yin*
cannes are all crowded. Gan»boati, on a new
plan, are said to be ordered to be constructed.
Aooording to the Paris correspondent of the
Ttam, the great instigator ot war ia Prince
Napoleon, acd bis influence with tbe Emperor
is at present extraordinary. Tbe cool recep
tion giren by tbe Senate to the proposal for the
increase oi the Pri&ee'f income was intended as
a rebuke to him for indulging in such eager*
sess for war. The Prince's influenM was gir
uutgreat umbrage to ministers, eto.
The matiiestaiion in faror of peso* which
was being prepared by the Cbamoer of Com
merce has, it is aaid, been regularly rebuked by
a threatening paragraph in the Patru.
Xa. Wukd's lot Boav. - The Prairie du Obien
L<adtr of Saturday stya the ice boat ia not yet
I finished, and will not have a chance to be tested
1 this winter.
THE CITY.
piy Richard Cobden, ML P., is expected to
arrive in this city the present Yteek.
IVi Kiw Cxtt GorsamirT«-ItfAuav&Anov
Dat.—The sew City Gorernmeut is to be in
augurated to-morrow at 2 o'clock P. M.
Ta* Sißßt-ra ArrreMooK tyuox SbrYics.—
Oq Sabbath afternoon last, a iarge and atten
tive audience was addressed at Metropolitan
Hall by Ber. Ur. Spencer oi the Westminster
Presbyterian Church.
MSP The Jcmrnal has ju»t found out that our
Representative Farosworth, managed to secure an
appropriation of f8?,000 for the Improvement of
the Chicago Harbor. Tbe Democrat and Tunes
have not yet heard of it.
Micuiqa* SOCTBSV AHo.Koatssav IKDUV*
lUilboad,—The earnings of this road for the
last month as compared with the same mootn
last year were as follows: Feb. 1858, $97,812..
06. Feb. 1859, $100,059.26.
Ft as on Mh.wa.ucsk Ataatis.—About tour
otlock yesterday morning a small frame build
inK on Milwaukee arenne, near Desplaines
street, occupied as a tailor's shop was partially 1
destroyed by fire. Ia was owned by Henry I
Smith. Loss SBOO. !
ofJchp*btz~-S*cond Emtio*.—We learn
Messrs. tforris JtyUrde
haTeooa%kmpelle4T^y
this to>Moe a second*
copfes not being n%Ufinllip sup-l
A N*w IjsvasTioK, - Mr.
sic, will exhioi a invented
at the Bock Island Freight liepcft, to>day at tiro
o'clock, by the urgent request of the managers
of the roads leading out of Chicago. Mr.
Atwater's invention to us to be a capital
coiitrirance, wortny at least of a careful trial
" Lovx SAxa.—John G. Saxe is to repeat
his humorons and celebrated Poem on Lore
this evening, at Metropolitan Hall. No produc
tion of Mr. Saxe has erer been so highly laud
ed, or more justly, than this. It embraces all
kinds of Love—inarutd lore, single lore, true
lore, falte love, Dtrine lore. Those who have
loved, and those who bare never loved, should
cot miss this opportunity.
Tins Bcsca Cask yesterday, was devoted to
tbe arguments ot Counsel in the ease of the People
vs. Francis Buscb,fur the murder of Jumes McGce.
Ihe optmug argument for the dfefeuce was made
by Rjbtrt S. fr.Ackwell, Eiq., that for the prose
cution by Daniel Mcliroy, Messrs. H-jyne and
Arnold to follow, and close for the defence, and
the District Attorney, Carlos Haven, to conclud*.
The courtroom was crowded,a numerous attend
ance of ladies being among the spectators. The
ca*e will probably be given to the jury to day.
UujfAif zn Chicago—Laborde—Foaau.—Our
music-Lovers will welcome gladty the intelli
gence thtit to the indefatigable and enterprising
impresario Ullman, they are to be speedily in
debted for tbe appesrance upon our concert
boards of two of the greatest lights of the pre
sent conceit world. Mad&me Laborde and Earl
Formes, the feme of neither, strange, or uuec
knowiedged in our city.
It wiU be seea Mr. Ullman anaounces that be
I can give but two concerts ia this city, av Metro
politan Ball, on Wednesday and Thursday,
j Miycb 23 and 24.
Police Matters.—Tae lotlowiug petty
were disposed of at Armory Hall yesterday:
Wm. a musician, was lined $3 fur
being drunk. Joaona vv tound drut-k ia
ashed on Van Barcn street, was
1 upon payment of eosts. Patrick Niclolbm, a
watchmun ut McCcrmick's Reaper Factory, was
niicd flu lor diborJerly conduct ut a buor:
by one Jjnny Perry, a Cyprian. J alii. Jaliaao
u leiluw builicg lrom tbe Buffalo siicc:> -v 'ia
waukee, tintd lor diaiikenu.vb tar. va
graucy. M;ctiutl L.rkin wwa U2-il<sasL L &
wife, Ruse Laikiu, limiting tcgctiics*.
I'cey hare been ui&riiwd but .uree lojuths, out
tLe houe|moon had sot.
A man named Will-am Jjhniou from Fu;. i.u
L.c, errcuteii ou Sunday, with rob
bing Lars Anderson, u A* of at
the H ti.c Sffaa oo.truug house, S.k 215 KiLX.e
street, ile was held to in S3OO.
ins Adaus ora«r Suoonva Arraiu. Kloer
Lett n.vi:D slut).-Tae case of the cotortd
prt-chcr came up before the Police Court
yet>ie.d>) morning, with a lull attendance ot nil
cjluis uud shades tiom Afiican to Saxon, tillii g
ttie bpuce und the air of the Court room with
tueir presence.
Tne tfijir wdl be remembnrcd as a black parody
on tue Sickles chsc to the extent of au attempt
ed shooting cf ibis oily elder by the indignant
Dr. Cirey, tbe occurrence gaining great ? pub
licity from the circumstance tbut the outraged
auttoaad fallowed tbe alleged bssaitant ol bis
bouor, utfdli cry tarough Adams street, in tbe
open day. a perfect thunder cloud of witnesses
opened up tbe case betore his honor, yestetdav,
as tbe result of which Lett was fined SIOO for an
indecent assault upon the wife ol Carey. It will
serre tor a warniag all round, and in tbe mean
while Lett had better relinquish tbe pulpit for
his more becoming post at the barber's chair.
Miss Beeuer's New Book.—We hare juit re
ceived irotn Petersen h Brothers, Miis Bremer's
new novel called "Father and Daughter." Miss
reputation as a novelist is so well eaub
Jhhed in this countiy that it is needless for us to
do more tiiau annouueu the publication of ULy
work of ntrs, to insure Its immediate sale. In the
one uoir before us, the tells us in the prc'acc tuut
"sick and tired of tbc old story of iovets' signs,
hopes, torments, quarrels, reconciliations, iasciua*
tiou, and happiness or despair," she has attempted
a different veiu > o see whether the romance ot lile
has not something higher aud more beautitul. Ac
cordingly this story hiuges on a lather's love lor
his child, acd prolesses to bs taken horn real lile.
We must call attention, however, to tbe unex
ampled slio.t space of time in whica Peteraou &
Bruthecs prepared aud issued this wurlt of UUs
Bremers. In f rty eight hours lrom the time the
manuscript was received, the noos was 'set up, 1
fcteicjtyped, printed, bvundand ready for sale.
It is au achievemeot certainly never rivalled in
this country, and of which they may well be
proud. For sale by W. B. Keen, Ccitago.
The Attack ctoh a Clebx by a Doq.—We
have alieady mentioned the circumstances which
occurred at the Hardware Stote of Edwin Hunt
on Lake street, on Saturday noon last, o; the at- I
tack upon Mr. Edwards, an employee of tbe es
tabli-bment, by a powerful dog kept chained in
the back part of the 6U»re.
The consequences of the same, serious snd se
vere as they are, might easily have been none,
and, indeed, had Mr. Edwards been less reso
lute, and of less physical strength in repelling
the attack ot the enraged brute, there ia little
doubt but that he would hare been killed in the
encounter, such determined fierceness marked
tae same. As it is he is suffsrisg from twenty
distinct and severe bites, all of them severe, and
several of them penetrating to the bone and
tearing the skin and flesh.
This second reference to the matter is more than
Justified if but to censute the poltroonery of the
four or lire men who first answeied Mr. Edward's
cries fe, help. Ha was alone in the store when
attacked; had passed inio the back store, and near
tbe dog to which he says he gave no attention,
until with a growl and a spring that snapped the
iron chain that held him tbe brute was upon him.
Tbe encounter which followed was severe, the dog
continually loosing his hold to fasten his teeth in
a new place. With difficulty Mr. Edwards kept
his feet calling the while ior aid. He states that
fire men entered the store, not one of whom dared
' approach him, but all turned aud left him. We
should like a li»t of their namea.
Finally, Mr. Edwards succeeded in crawling
a,rt>n a pile of nail cask«, the dog tearing and
gnashing fiercely at his feet The animal then
left him and crawled under the ooanter and
Mr. E. went to the front part of tbe eto re where
he fainted and fell just as aid arrived, in num
bers sufficient to attend to him, and tbe destruc
tion of the dog.
We karn from Mr. Hunt himself that tbe dog
had been owned' by him for five yean past, and
latterly has been kept constantly chained in the
store. He had nerer.displayed anything like tbe
disposition manifested in this sad affair, which Mr.
H. attributes to a grudge that the dog had ac
quired for Mr. Edw*rd4, from little incautious an
noyances on his part. There is no reason to be
• iieve that the animal was rabid.
REV. DR. RIOE ON SFZRITDAIiISBS.
Thfe Lfecttire at Hetropolitaa HaJJ.
Deipito tbe wretched prevailing street and
weather influences, which were of a natore onlj
to be immaterial iQCoorenieoees to those whon
immateriality bad neitner to eoatend with mist or
mire, we mean the spirits themselves, Metro
politan Hall waa well filled last evening with
one of the best and most intelligent leetnre
audiences of the seaaon. The occasion waa
what might- be termed in theatrical parlance
the Benefit of the Yonng Mea's Christian AssO
ation, the benefit as well as the interest of till
audience being the treatment of a theme of the
natore of Siritaaliam. > bf one df.oor inost
psteemed eitj pastors, Ber. Dr. N. L. Bice, of
the North Presbjterian Ghnreh.
C/ras Bentlj, Esq., President of the Yonng
Men's Christian Association preaided and intro
duced the lecturer of the evening, on this occa
sion to repeat by universal request, a lecture
prepared for and delivered to members of hia
own congregation. We shall only attempt in
outline to follow his argument and by
so doiog manifestly shearing the same of mnch
of their force and weight
He commenced by a comparison of mesmer
ism aod clairvoyance with modern spiritualism,
a review of the different forma of reflation by
trances, by dreams, and finally by actual—as
claimed—spiritual manifestations in rappings
aod tinpiogs and writings. All error, he said,
up and compounded with a greater or
j&s p|p>ortion of troth. No one administering
pomp by stealth to another, would expect to see
ft taKen unless mixed witb something apparently
nutritious and good. He would agree with Spir
itualists that spirits both good aod bad were in
terested and concerned in tbe aSalri of men. We
call the good spirits angels, to which tbe Spirit
ualists deny existence. Tbe Bible teaches that ,
angels are ministering spit its. Peter was released ,
from prison and bonds by an angel. Angels came ;
to announce the birth of the Savior of Men. On
Bible authority, we believe that godd aogels Visit
earth and have a ministry in the plan of salvation.
And we further believe in the existence of evil
spirits, and their influence and agency in human
aflaltt. The New Testament even teaches the
doctrine of demoniacal possession. It is strange
that Infidelity once sneeVed at fe doctrine it now
comes forward to approve anil defend.
But there is this difference, the angels never
need to coat about for a msitvm. Tbe angel
at Peter's prison did not wait to hunt up a me
dium. The bad spirits it is true, in instances on
record had mediums, and even seemed to need
them, the woman in her divioations, tbe poor
man possessed with demons. In this latter in
stance too, when by the command of onr Saviour
the evil spirits were forced to seek another me
dium, by permission most humble mediums
were accepted, greatly to the detriment and
ruin of the swine who donbtleis didn't under
stand tbe caao.
He waa not about to deny, at the outset or at
all, certain wonderful phenomena, moving of
tables, rapping on doors, and various other ma
terial manifestations. Such had their exist
ence, were established many of them as having
taken place, but was it certain that a spiritual
agencf was demanded to cause aoy or all of
them? It was an open question, and able wri
ters, Mahau and others, had published volumes
ia which it was asserted and claimed as proved
that the-.e phenomena could be accounted for
without spirits. This investigation is another
matter and not for discossion at this time.
He w?s accustomed in argument to follow the
excelfcnt rule never 10 deny mo o than isnec;s
sarj for tbe s.tke of tlie truth. For the sake of
the argument be wonld allow tbat spirits did
ibf >e tbings; iliat spirits rap and write out these
cowiuunicaiiooa to mcu, aad let ns pasi to testing
the question as to tlis reliability of these commu
uiojiiom. , _
Teste ure certain coincidences ta be allowed
and expected. Creseus consulting tbe Delphic
ome'e, and Trpj -.n'a Inter were coincidences in
ir.LV-y.j. Pjol. Hart, :* man of considerable
learning, brought invention and mechanics to
bea r upon the question, and, uh be claims, pro
duced a machine to test the presence of spirits.
Admitting tbe spirits to be present as indicated,
the question is, what do they bring to ns. "What
of their message and its reliability ? The mes
sage is worth nothing unless you can believe it
on sufficient grounds. There ore several testa to
bo applied to the communications from spirits,
which are sate, infallible and oommeod them
selves to human reason and judgment.
The first of tbese is, a good spirit will not
bring a communication from the spirit world, at
variance with sound philosophical principles;
nor will a good spirit, as the bearer of a mes
cage from God, come to me without credentials.
He must work miracles; he must prove to me
his divine mission as an Apostle sent from God,
foreventhiswe ask of human ambassadors that
they display thetr credentials. Again, these
teachings shonld bear the stamp of accuracy—»
should agree with each other. A good spirit
will not be tbe bearer of a demoralizing com
munication. These tests are fair ones, and they,
one and all, unite in showing that Spiritualism
is part and parcel a system of philosophy, and
of religion, false, absurd and demoralizing.
And for this let us consult its leading teachers.
Judge Edmonds and others aver tbat Lord Bacon
atd other eqaally illustrious dead are thnugh
tbem, living men, expounding philosophy and re
ligion. These spirit teachers ooght to hare learn
ed something iu the other world, ought to
advanced in wisdom, according to tbe doctriaes of
tbe Spiritualists. Why, Prof. Hare tells us of tbe
testimony his father's spirit bears to the breadth
and universality of the stndies of those in the
spirit world, iu philosophy, mathematics, Ac., Ac.
Now, Lord Bacon for three centuries in that
world of such pursuits must have been the gainer
from the same. He must have advanced upon
what was his earthly slate of intellectual acquisi
tion, aud yet what do we find him teacbiog ?
The lecturer then went on to read from Har
monial Philosophy the expiessiors " eternity of
matter,"" matter without parts," and the theory
of creation the bringing together of matter scat
tered and diffused throughout the universe. Now
this theory was two thousand years old, the first
dawning of ft philosophy long sjnee exploded, and
by none more efficiently than by Lord Bacon
himself," living," and yet he comes back to earth
three centuries later to teach the same. Can this
be believed 7
Did Lord Bacon ever tell Andrew Jackson Da
vis that" God is a principle, 7 * and "a> some hold
in this (spirit) world the prodoct of a developed
intelligence." Could he have taught tais bad
philosophy and worae religion ? A prineiple ex
ists only tn tonutkinf, &u intelligence exists only
pin an intelligent being. Could Baeon teach that
God might be simply an expansion or develop
ment of an intelligent being, tbe finite into the
infinite?
Again wonld Lord Baeon ever teach to Ed
monds the ** Development Theory," and rsfer I
for authority to the 44 Vestiges of Creation 7"
That man is but m development from infuso
ria through slow gradations, giving bis auceatrT
higher and higher as it approached himself
through the hnmble forms of animal nfe ? Yet
this is all wrought out in tbe "Zformoata" of
A J. Davis. If Nature bad " developed" once
why not now. Where and why did she stop; the
laws of matter are immutable. The fact that ;
she does not now " develope " is proof that ahe
never did.
The truth is, Geology killed this theory. She
taught, and thus teaching sustained the Bible,
that in and at iu creation eve jy thing a&d every
order of animals is M perfect after its kind,"
and that no class ever developed Into another.
Tbe leading geologists are of one united
opinion upon tbe point. Tbe " Development
Theory" appealed to tbe Science ot Geology- ;
against the evidenee of tbe Bible, and Geology
in its maturity sustainea the Bible. With the !
development principle goes too, on the evidence j
ot science the kindred theory of moral progres
sion. Physically theve has been oo progress ia
the bnman race, eve*j if we bare not, lost sinoa
tbe days of Greece and Borne. Intellectually
dare we challenge a comparison, expecting it to
be much in onr favor, with the orators and po
ets of old. Aad morally, save where external
circumstances have been at work, then baa
been so progress. The J agans and heathen
nations of African and the Isles of the aea are
no whit better than the barbarians of old time.
Nowhere is humanity better and nobler than
then, save where the external ufiiienccs of the
Bible and the religion it teachee have wrought
the change.
Tbe lecturer, after dwelling opoo tbo inevita
bly demoralising tendencies of the doctrine of
the materiality of mind and the Deity, passed
i to another point If it be granted the commu-
CHICAGO, TUESDAY MORNING, MAKCH 15, 1859.
aicatiansbe is tome instances from good spirit*,
how thill this be known. The medium may b*
a deceiver, aa unpotter. How do I know lam
not deoeived t Professor Hsrs and Judge Ed
monds both acknowledge and complain of the
•xiatenoe and agenej of mischievous and lying
spirits. We want a test of the spirits them*
selves. Prof, flare's machine, it was claimed,
indicated the presence of spirits. We want a
machine that shall indicate the character of the
spirit.
Then we bare the acknowledged difficulty, the
imperfections of mediums. Edmonds »ajs,
" rarely can we tell that we aaj aa mediums
joat what the spirits wish." Prot Bare sat
down at his book with a female medium and
went on rapidly until he frond thst the Woman
was mixing tip ideaS of ber cfra with those Of
the spirits, and the work had to be recommenced
witb another medium. Jndge Edmonds him*
self girts fourteen difficulties in the way of sat*
isfactory and reliable communication with the
spirit world as follows.
First, the physical condition of the^medium.
Second, his or her mental state. Third, the at.
mosphere prevailing. Fourth, locality, high land
I and hQls being Csvorablc, and plains and low
swampy lands being unfavorable, (whence the
! lecturer inferred that Illinois most be a bad State
! for the growth of Spiritualism.) Fifth, the con
dition of peisons.fjiectators. 6iiib,coDditioa of
the spirits. Seventh, the passiveness of the medi
! nms, their tendency, or otherwL*« to "mix in their
own ideas." Eighth, or di£uen«e of me
dinms. Ninth, vanity of same* Tenth, fanati
cism ditto. Eleventh, medium's want of confi
dence. Twelfth, ezce*s of same. Thirteenlb*
changes in the medium. Fourteenth, there arc no
two mediums in the wrrld alike.
Now where yoa admit the existence and rea
lity of «pirttcommnoicatioDS aod await hope
folly the same, how can jou be assured that
some one or more of these fourteen acknowledg
ed difficulties does not shut up end defeat you.
How can we be certain that the spirit is correct
ly reported? How do we know that Lord Ba
candidnot in reality say "Qod is % spirit," ;
and the medium write "principle" instead?
What can savor more of uncertainty and blind
confusion. And too, the teachings of the ipir- '
its are contradictory, and inconsistent with |
themselves, they are against the Bible, they are
for the Bible in part, or as a whole, they teach
Polytheism, and every ism. The greatest
wonder is, of evil spirits have anything to do
with it at all, why they do not keep together
and tell the same story.
The lectarer passed to dwell upon the moral
ity oi Spiritualistic where no system
of morals existed, where nothing was right or
nothing wrong, where no law was known or re*
cognised. "Elective affinities" was the rule
and law of their heaven, and believing what is
good enoogh for heaven to be good for eartb.
Spiritualism hss by its elective affinity doctrine
been busy in subverting the ties of home and
family. Husband and wife wearying of the mar
riage tie know no law to hold them irom their
respective " affinities."
Spiritualism, the lecturer pronounced, a doc
trine worse than French Atheism. The theory i
that man was to know but a future existence, '
and that it was his duty to enjoy all he could of I
pleasure here on earth,—this animal atheism :
died rejected by human reason itself. Itasnc* I
csssor comes to make the sotil of man material J
and its animal traits to exist forever. Its re
sults were not departures, but in strict con- j
formity to its teachings* its principles carried
to their legitimate end.
Gaxslkss Employs*! There were found two
instances last week by Moore's Merchant's Po
lice, of goods left in front of stores, one bank
door open, one store door open, with fl2 in the ,
money drawer, three other store doors open
asd one store window, fall of goods, with a pane
of glass broken out. Daring the year .ending
March Ist, forty-seven first-class front doors
were found open, forty-thrte alley doors and
shutters, sixty 2d class and basement doors,
three bank doors, two bank windows, and fif
teen instances of goods left outside stores.
Ncubsbixo thsStbssts.—Pr6B and
Tribune:—There are persons at present going
around taking the names and occupation of the
people of Chicago with the view, I believe, of
issuing a new Directory. Would it not tend
greatly to the order and regularity of the town
to have the number on the houses fairly set
forth, ss 1 perceive some have no number at all,
and others have two, the old and the new one,
and some are quite erroneous. Surely it would
be of advantage to the community at large, to
bare all booses fairly numbered. Auqdis.
Washington's Birth day Celebration
Statement ot receipts and expenditures ot the
Executive Committee of the Washington's Cele
bration :
RECEIPTS.
Subscription from cltlien* In South Di
vision. A'ex. co leetT S7W 80
Subscriptions from cltliens in North DL
vision. Philip Oqq t, collector SS CO
SabfripUcnJ from ci.:ienj of west Di
vision. ' enben Taylor. c011ect0r...... 260 |761 30
Iveu proceed* of Norths Amphitheatre 235 80
do do Mitlneeat »icVleker'sThealri *<> to
do do Tremont Uoa*? Banquet ... 9100
do do Blchmoad House Banquet... 50 uo
G.ah received foi tickets to oration m 25
Total receipts .. #1.421 33
EXPESPriUREi
Light Gaard band f„r the procesi'on
and cration 175 CO
Mlchlcan City band 40 0»
do do f.r'b thways ..37 00
do do Hotel bl 1 27 O
Lockport btni do ..... 39 CI
do Omrlbusfare 4 60
do k K S fire 2110
HaH AHUllardraband 33 00
QardeaOity do 60 00
(•bulla's do HSOI
Brers do 89 96
National do 46 00
Wavlrgton do 60 00
Cbica*.-City rto 60 CO
Rom A Co.. aearfi for martial band MM
Toompso • A Day, printing 60
8, P. Hounds, do CO 00
J. H. Broa:wjyAOo M ponies tills 30 00
Reach A Barnard painting 8 00
WrfjhtA Carrier. carri»gefT Orator... 6(0
wmPUnn ACo.postlnf oMs- soo
Chambprs A ran bom, painting banners. 33 *5
ChicagoL'f.t artillery,b«rae«Asialate 105 SS
D»iiy H»r*ld.prtntlo* ft 00
Press4Tribune, priotlas ... 300
J. 13 Well*. Metropolitan HiH 40 00 929 34
Am'tofrecelptaoverexpeodltures.... 5 0 C 3
On the auußcrtptioaa from ciiiZiss there re
matn unpaid $150.75.
Persons who bare not p&id their subscriptions
are requested to pa; the same to the treasurer.
E. I. linkham, Eiq, forthwith.
The committee anticipated that the subscrip
tions would be sufficient to pay the ex-enses,
but they fail short about SIOO, and therefore
they appeal to the patriotic citizens of Chicago
to voluntarily make up that amount, so that the
entire proceeds ot the celebration may be devo
ted to the Ladies' Uount Vernon Association of
the Union.
By order of the Executive Committee.
Johx O- Hants* Chairman.
Attest—W. W. Dajjskhowsb, Secretary.
Bubo last.—On Sunday night the office of
Dr. T. P. Abell, dentist, No. 144 Lake street,
wss entered burglariously and robbed of |SOO
of gold plate.
UOUAI. MATTEKS.
j»* Ladies will save money by finding crape
shawls, and silk and woolen dresses, to Sidney
Kalfcch, No. 185 Sooth Clark street, he being a
chemist and practical dyer. His woik Ls eqoal
to any done oy the befit New York and Boston
houses, and better than can he done by any other
house in this city.
Prices reduced to suit the times. it
Aftsußomu.— I To attempt to borrow money
on the plea of extreme poverty.
To ask the publisher of a new.periodical how
many numbers he sells a week.
To maka yooraelC generally disagreeable, and
wonder why no one visits you unless they gain
some palpable advantage by it.
To expect to always present a respectable
appearance without having your elothea reno
vated aod repaired at Cook £ HcLaiii's, 93
Dearborn street.
Mechanics Ikstottt*.—Editor* Press <md
TrUnatt: Can yoa inform me why the pereons
appointed by the above named institution to pro
core mEdals aad other trinkets that were awarded
and promised to the Exhibitor*at the Fair in this
city last fall, have not done so ? Shortly after the
Fair dosed, a list was publisoed of those that
were to iceairt medals, Ac., and only a portion of
those named In the list have received medals or
anything else for their pains. If thU U the way
exhibitors are to be treated, it is too bad. •
Wimim i WiL&os'a Bswis• Mackots.—
North-Western OJ&oe, 167 and 169 Lake street.
Chicago. Gso. R. Caimnn.
mhWw General Agent.
Pixa*a Pax*.—Trunks, vahses and traveling
bags, manufactured expressly for a trip to the
Gold Mines at W, 6 G. 8. Wright's 61 and 219
South Clark street. - - fe!9-2m.
ta* Bee advertisement ot Boudoir, Sewing Ma
chines. A Lake street. ja4-ly-b906
CT* See advertisement ot Quaker City S3O
Sewing Machine. L. Coaaau. 4 Co.,
IBS street
MSB.
I»MAla*.CoofcfliMis.Til.efßaas FererfOa frt*
day.ftb.lfitt.iiß.*r».fiCTOßLATl6. acedhytaif.
Mm* »s»eis >kase txu.
3fero
two. n. SCSI rjr.V, A lt*rtiri*g Jjmt, S3 Itortom tL,
| U atrttoriasd U recap* JiilttrtimamU (•* Alt amd aO (A«
I £*aJi*g Pajmrt tf tA* WmL ]al b6EM ly
OSTI LO3TII—ON FRIDAY EVEN
. Ins, March 41th. between No. ti sad W Fdlna
mre, A Ftrc'M TljtOBlNS. Th» finder will be suit
ably rfWirded bylearini It at No. 133.sth Clat. street
mblS-li*
WABASH AVENUE.—I WILL .SELL
cheap lor cash a vacant lot or a boas' and lot
on this street. SI A. NK£f.
Phls-3a 0<54 No. IS Welis »treet.
TT7E.NT SIDE LOTS.—I WILL SELL
▼ v chea? for cash one 6r caore lota on Carpeabpr
street between W*shlnst«n and Madison streets, fetch
lot 50 by 125 fert. M. A. N kaf,
maii 3in c4M No. U Wells street.
WANDED.—TWO OB THREE
ictic and reliable men as OANYAeBiN&
AGENTS for New and fopoiar selllcs works. Pertni
neat acd re'ssserithre e£rployaeu siren Address do*.
fftis " or apply at k-4 Laa» street, second Ajor.
inhl«K4a O.J. 0&IWIH3.
WANTED.— MILLINERS WANTED IM
medhtelrfoor sood Mdlloerv Ncne but tbe
rery best oetdapt-lj. atim. J, mcCA&XHY. No 1«3
Late street. ohlS !♦*
f|\o iiBNT.—HOUSE TO BENT-NO. 361
JL OMj street. The Hesse fa new, bollt of Brick
anU consists &I Bisement, two Stones ana AUlc. and >s
finished la rery best style throathoat. wiih Gas,
Bain and Hydrant Wale.". Kalh, Water C'Oset, Bel a.
fipetkict Tobes. itanxe, Ac. Ac. Also, a so-d Brltk
harntn>ear. Foiaesuoaidvenoaflr»iuf May. 1 quire
on the premises In u>e afternoon, or of J. ItCtiVKN, car.
of North Wells and Porson streets. mhl>iw*
HOUCE TU BENT.—A DESIRABLE
ilocte. costilnlss seven rooms, besiaes coseti.
caa Deb«c, ia afew wee*a by acoOd part/, rery
aoie. Location oose to Aeply »o J. r. hOLT.
Job Room. Press and iribune ufflae. tahli 10: ci&j
CA!t WHEELS.—I OFiER AfEW HUN- ,
dred aoprored Car Wheels at a rery low figure, to
Cmseai-oiiti.ument. 1L A. NAi£^,
ghl»anc*j4 No. 13 vfella sueet.
HOUSE l'O KENT, XOW
J. fllhd with first clais boarder*. House la a rery de
sirable location, near Waoasn avenue, acnt low. Pos
session fimof apri- if desired, as tresent occtipaat wish*
esto*o We»t- loanyoQewlshincto kc«D a ant class
hoosethlsis a rare chance. Aun.U bonus wl.l be tx-
Dected for sood will. Ac. Address JAd. CLAItK. office
of this paper, fur turce dais. mai&-a*
t|lE£ SECOND SERIES OF THE i
J. MtBStS STRONG'd
fc«ttoollor S>li«feseß Youns Ladies
will commence MONDAY. MA&OH Sisr,
atibeirr<tldesce,364 routlns north side
o/ Unon rark. Circulars of tbe ecbeolcan be tbtalocd
at their reside&ce. or hy addmslcs Alls* K. STKUN i,
y.O Posaßß-,\.mc»xj. . mala<w dfcw c4&t
if CONTINENTAL AND SUN MUTUAL
InsuranceCompaQy , s&.rlf>forlSs&m7audlSsd
Wanted by Mason & Oo«,
isosourH WAIEBSr.
Holderj of tbe abore can realise frrm sixty tee's L ty
eeats«.ntbe Ooiiar. acwdln* to the date oe toeir scrip,
by appdcatlon aa aaorc. tnhl?-lm cOi
Fire Proof Safes.
aIHE BEST SA-'E ON SALE IN THIS
or any ether curketlaackuoeltdgedtobe David*
•en's Albany Fixe Klek. U a. NK£P,
rahl&-amc>>4 . No. IS Wei a ttttel
OX NEW YORK, BOSTON,
Plilladelplila, St. Louis aad Enropf,
For Sale.
Will bur D-sHe, Gerdficat'.a afDcpoalte oa Eastern
States and Earcpe.
Im E. ALEXANDER A 00 M Dashers.
mhlS-4'. c! 63 No. Claik street.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OHPSS
aea. Wood and Bone, of all sizes. Also, Back
tammon Boards of all sixes and -tries. Vo* sale ey
WJ. Bookseller.
pblS ly c4?4 no. lta Lake street.
THIRST CLASS DWELLING FOR SALE,
ON TEN TEAKS' Tlill-OR TO LEASE.
No.H6Eoih street, co*nerof Saperlir, North Bide, with
handsome Shade T»ees, YsnLAe.
Tbel'csUi.nli notlufi-rlcrtoanylat&e city. Rash si
will be with stone euro turlti tbe iprlnc
mon bs. wUch. wab our now perfect system of dralnsga,
will makb It a One street.
Having batlt aod iccnpled several dwelllns bea*es In
thec.ty IbarecomptHtdin this one upaaan economi
cal scale, all tbe coßVenUnees a~<d cjcq orti csoaiiy
foond ia the mos • * xpfns re < stabliahments.
Tiebtuselsn'w. arid h-s beei eUrxatlypsla'ed
and papered aiylceifoore. well filled. IsmostcooTe
olenUy ar opeiias luto the basement a« a dosf,
la edition to wtlch I h\ve a s&ol ury and
Uted cellar, lante store rcom. summer kitchen (makloc
tbe btsec.ent t*r'«cuy cool la saaffier*. smok>-hou:e.
ilar. and Brick »-arn. Fire Proof sr/anscmeots as
{.erfeH as can be. V- ntlUtloc and be'tl: g arrat (cements
superior. Ac-. Ac. U t and cold water. Bah fio ms aad
ether impioreoeots asua.iy round in first civs bouses.
t wil; take pleasure in >h3wtn« tbe pritnlies. and *m
clip jilob of the a because >f my Intent on to leare the
«.Uy lor the raun'r. \V. a. tfc JOItMI 'K.
at McCorzn-.i.k's Riacer Factory, or at the b use stl ml
or 6t» 7 p.x. cAl&3tc^7
Dissolution. -the co-paktnsh
alilp heretofore existing In the Lrmber bnilresa j
ouuer t. e rsme of Vr*ser A Jillett ls 'his day dissoltel I
by Entail consent. Jam-s Fra er ha Tin* retl>ed from
tne bull.est the accounts o» tbe firm •lllbecloied by
K L Jbleit. «hol-authorised t? u«e the same of said
flrm In (bioidatlnO thereoL and to whota all persossia.
deotedtosilj fi-mare
payment JaMlm FRAaCf,
Match eth. 1859 JS. U JILLkTr.
the tinde r s'irned will continue the Lumber bddn'si
und-r.tbe name of JUlett A Kloic. and would respect
mlly s licita of the patronace hertto'ore
ea'ecdettotheflrmof Fraser AJiilet'—aad i. O. Kiss
resptctlre'y. E L JTLLETI.
mblolw c<s3 J 0. KtMJ. i
To Lumber Dealers and others.
SALE AT THE YARD OF T. B.
-F Burt'ss sioth of Polk stree*. rn West Side, one
million feet of Uwadaftanr Sawed and Eeaaaned Lum
ber of first r.*ie manufacture, all plump In thtcknets.
eooalsilngcf the following quantltleaaoa qaalltits. ris:
Leosth.
837 H feetftockßoards, Ulocb.wlde...l3 1«. U feet.
U feet Common Flonr , *»* ....li 14,16 **
3tl M feet Common li. 11 IC "
102 M feet Coam»aFecc!a.'..
*0 M feet Clear Flao lag —■ -
ICO U feet Ist, 2a and 31 Clear Board snd Plank.
LOOO
Tbe abore will be sold In one lot cr la pl'es to suit
purcha-er*. tb*y baring the pririleje ofholakt It In
yard to April Ist without coarse.
Apply at tbe Yaro, or to
DAVID GOOD WILLIE*
mhlslw-ci5S Qor. frankUa and Oh'o »ta. North Side.
rRU3TEE J 3 SALE.-WHEREA-, JAMES
W«d>wo-th and Imlly W„ his *ife, and Btrona
Wadsworth. of uhlcaxo, Uounty of Cook, snd State of
Illinois, male aad executed tj oe. the tubsstoer. of
Chleaffo a'ore*al ( , a certaia Dred of >rust of ceitaln
lanls therein de.<cnhed. be trios date the twentieth dsy
tf October. A. I>. to tenure th? payment of a certain
truinUsory not; li laid Deed or That me .tinned and
of tbe sane iat*«herewith, mad* by Wm awurtb * Co.,
for the ram of ITCB 4 * 100. payable to the caer of Char es
D. palmrr a.-.d doe fire months a'ter date, which said
deed of trust was filed for rec >rd on tbe S3d day < f Octo
ber. A. D. 1r67 In t> e He order's offlee c f < ook Coasty,
in the jjildßt»te of lllta* Is » duly recorded ia cook
149 of Deejs. PaxeSOO: and, whereas dsfaut his been
made intb- paym n' of pmo* thetaid promissory note
sbjre mentioned anl %. plicaVon has been made to me.
■ helrsalho'd rthe<rof. for the c.' tbepremi-es in
said deed of trust dtsrribed for tbepurp sea in Silddeed
of trait mentionfri; Now, therefore, reUcC 1« terehy
puTsviiuce of »uch ap.llcauon and of the
pjwe sla»«il deed • f trust c.-»i.»aloed. \ shai: on Friday,
t&e 15 h day cf Apr)', a. D. 1?5?, at two o'click 1 the
after ton of day. at the north cocr ot the Cou-t
Hotue La the said County rf Cook. Btate of Ililnoia. sell
at mobile auction'o the bUhest bid Jer for cash, all the
*olowin<de>crib:d premises situated la tie County of
Cook, aid noi» aforesaid, to wit:— Fas f twelre
(UU acres o the north ha fof the oorthwes*- coirter of
lection Twerty-lhrte (2), in t'ownsblp Tblity-Elclt
(3d, cor h of &4 ie Fourteen (U, e-.st o' the Tbtrd
Prln lp«l Ver dlan. ezceat the east twi (3/acres of the
north four (4} acres of the s*ld east twelre (H) arrea,
with •heap-u'teca-ces. and ail richt and equity of re
dittptloa of tbe said James Wal>wntta a-d rmllv Wi.
bis »lie, a&d Strong Wadsworth, their' ej-j aid
therein.
Dated th-'sfocrteeoth dar of M&rch. A. D- 185 P.
WJL A. bROVE?. Trua'-e-.
H. N. Sarcsa. Att'y. mhls-30i c<s<
SIN Q S » ' S
.vrif i.rrE.mojr.
TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE
Letter A Sewing Machine,
For Fa"a!l!fsan4 Li(btMaaufacturl* , ff Pnr>ofes.
>l«o—Mach'oesfcr Maaofactartn*
! GARMENTS of erery description, ccnitint y on haad.
Western Office, 140 Lake st, Chicago,
aOcCto A. W. riAJtaiS. Aaent.
jpROFESSOR JOHN BAPTIST SUIT
NINETEEN YE4RS OF AGE.
Born with a Natural Gift,
In Oily of Ifonirtal, Canada,
Wm call the attention of tha ehlaeasof CM caao that he
can cure all klsdacf
RHEUMATISM,
A~d all other diseases lnit*nUy, without the uae of me
dicine and withootpain. He ta exoect:d to atop but a
short time, and if any ocrsia or persons adicted with
s 'ch diseases will pleaae call oa Professor tmli. wh're
tfter will find Immeda e rellere. *aeh an opportunity
Is rarely met »tth. It la a treat curln'ty to see him
work. Uiaj who hare almorf been raised from the
dead can unify to lis powers of heailL* all
tiwee..
t&~ Office—No. 199 WashlngUa alrwet, Chicam, CL
Cmali-St*]
V| EKCHAKT T » SAVINGS LOAN A>D
4-lX Taujt Coxrarr.
Capital, - - - 9500,000.
J. H. DUNHAM. President. J. BUSK. Tlce-President.
D. S. SOLTL Cashier and Secretary.
_Th's Inst tatian * ill plseooat Paper. Buy aad Bell Er
chants aad Ools. aad Baxnre Money on Deposit. Par
Iniereatvhereoa when left for a aredltd oenod; will
Seoelre Hooey for Accumulation wbes left for a term of
yean, and Kecelre aad i£xecme Tiota Lota Ocurta. Oor
pnratlnnfc ladtridaa's aadFststaa
w TRUSTIES:
J.H.jDcth»ta. W.UNewbeny, Hecrr FaraasL.
John H. FnJkr. D. *. Holt, .j, ft.
Joaalhaa Burr. W. & Doceett, a. O. Barter.
*. B.Cooler. 0. H. MeOoralck, M. D. Oadenl •
nhlt-da ouO] - Bl A
We are aathorixed to tutoinee the
| Job. BDOENEE t. MOUIi at a Candidate for the
office of Jodie of tha go peri ar Oourt at the April e?te
l * oa ' mMj-UcCS
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE—THE UN
dawlfaed hare tbls day fermed a co-partaershJo
cmoer tbe name and style ofLtiand A Mixer for tha
panose of txaasadi&i a Packtnaaod tiemmtelon bm£
ne». yiNuMK L^AJIDT
(IH.M MUCfO.
Chlcaio. tebraary Ist. 1S». mhn i m cttl
ADttS' 6CISSOE3, O? STJPEEIOB
foallty. for sale by
** A*- E "° •
AMILT^LOUK.— aUPAKIp'R
IjUiVAB
OIL
OBSAFSIT
Llglit
Trt DEmrattl
/} <v In * Haad Laap
- Vjl ■WI bmntnc tares
VVkLj Kooneaeh day, luta
» , M c? tuek months, .rr
it ta»aU*hteflaaitot!itnt
aIW Caadl a. wrbeathe
<? H v issasr*"—
StSntke <r Saell.
OflSl cernH.n,
HAT.T. A. ROUNDS,
Insurance Agents,
160 Sooth Water Street.
HULL. CAKGO. fIKE ASD LIFE nrgTra
Taken on Ut« aoct ftrorable tema. .
rF~H2L T >a=4CAßQoar3Satakea toUYXSPOOI.
All >ox»t oromptly adisated an* paid berc.
tDautci).
WiNTED-GOOD BUSINESS PAPE^.
1 am pfeparel to QejcoJate io-d bmlress paper,
Wircicraas Receipts. Aopiyto
E AKMdIEONG.
At Campbell A Co.'a Kxthai se Office,
ah!4-lr c*4l No. Si Caut itrg»L
Y%T ANTEf>—A HOUSE KEEPER-A
If Won»aoofojidtlea*e U tiie charrs of afsts'ly
for a few montbi. etc Biust nava beta accu"tomed to
children, and wvh al tio&a of Xiwuenold dnura. Toe
best ct references repaired. Adoreas cox 3*70. Pon
Ul&ce.
\V? ANCED—BOAtiDISti I-t A PRI
,f V Tile famll> by » slacSe reotiema-t «ho is d«-.
tfroos'or a cmforttfte bjuse at a reasonable o>t*«.
WLUiTefirnassiiefereDCes. Norths or Wt»« t)do pre.
fe.red. *• B. HF. O ttotsCA Oaigaeo. mbIMW
W'AST£D -A SECOND HAND SLIDE
feat orßadrcad buny. M:stbela todd order
ana offeted low. Aadrcsi "Z." Boxc&4
Eouse wasted within a beaso.n-
ABLE distance of the Brira Boose. PoaiessloQ
watted L»t Ma/. A tdrta wlin (umj for a itjod psjinc
tensnt O. Baa 3.:& i mM-diw c4j7
CllO R£ K T.—WHARFISG LOT 3 TO
X Rect—Wi bare several Wha'flsß Lots, ve'l lo
cated. aad of variom oimeedftoa oa the rtoita
Soatn Braaebtsi of Cie Siver. wnlea we wul lean ft»r %
term of years, or for one to fl*e seirs to sood teoanta.
Phil lmcCtt OQDKX. A CO.
Li ouse Wanted.—wanted ox the
XX let of May. witkla half amMao! the Cosrt Uome,
to a quiet, bea-thy a boots -f » to 10
roctu witA sas «ou vAter Srtores co'cp.eie. and «ltb.
oaifarnUare. Aidrtss siati3» loc; Uoa, r«ut and »Ua
of house. Box *• lw>3." Po«t offlce. aL^
t»uti>JEdS.-A.\r f£5M is wast oy
9 tbeserrieeiof ai enenetltf bosaessmaoto act as
Bookkcepe', Salesman.or oiber#lse, w)>i please adoien
H. oO&TUN. BoxtiWU Obicatj P. Q. leii <»*
\\rASTED-A NEATLY FINISHED TWO
vv RoryHotisswith froj tUbtto ten rooms, sltca
ted oa Wabaan aveoae or oa one of tbe cross sirects east
of State-Kweesioo to be Jrea Slay Ist. Addresr. witb
terms. P.O. Box ac3-lai<3&)
\\r Aif T K D FOR CAbH-A URtjT
t T cl<as Home and Lot. Soasj to be foralshed
with Gas «od Hater- aad of twelve or more rtoms. A
loodauble on pnyases would be deilraole. Moith or
?eA preferred. Addreu Box ** iaw." cuttnx locar
tloo ard price. fe2i-lm cast
WAftTfiD— A YOUNG MAN 23 IBARS
of ajtc'eal.eaa a'toirloo as salesman or clerk
in same boose, where aaoppottonlg would be
cfferedioraivaoceaaeutani pemaaency. ii«s b*d U
yeancxpetlence in rations cra&cbfa ef baatnets, and
C 49 site sneicepttonab e references. Address
Box P. O. r ai c.-? 7 la
WANTtD TO SIO,UOQ ON
Monva«e of freehold Estate in tbe city of Peo
rta. iUlnoti. Ine provetty u aow let ca a term ot &r%
years at a reatal of SI.UO iter aanom. Apply to P.
0 41.. box 469. llLoois. leirflm*
■*po tailoks.—wanted
X asUaailoaasCauer. dcodrelerecees dven. Slo
pbjectiiio toany part ot tbe Wea*. Address *a. I* W M "
P O. boK'ua. m&4<w*
I NfORHATIAtf WASTED-OF DAVID
I. KINO, who left Stokes Cooaty. N. G. some 30 years
a*a Ueorhlihetrs are eotlUed to a lexacy of abvot
SIOUJ. Addreu O. H. iTAttiJUCK.
jalMnrcd ftalco. N. O.
iEo tteiti.
For ben*t.—lumbes yard to let
Tbe I amber Viri add Decks iylnc on tbe west
sue of tbeSjota Br-ccb. ImcaediaJeiy no-lb of tbe new
brtdseof t.eFort Wayue »ud the fit. Leas Kaiiroads,
acrtMS tbe Booth is to be M tor one or more
yia a. Tbs>« li a ducaaai froat of SB icet also aprl*
rate s»hco or »trrr> rtt cack belo« do#o o«oq
Kt. andconOsedto Laeacos reuse wtucalstobJ i(»
feetiotu.orsolflJeut»or ike loa.i « o seva
at a time ?ossea.ion alvea Immediately, toqalre
of tb« tabwiilxr, »t fcjio street, oppodte 1 llncls st.
oral 175 -Mtutn Jeffcjs.a ure=«. or box Sl3 Post OiTee.
mbl3-3wc4iß »glS3lAa UaitTlA
TO BENT.—A FINE LOT UN WAfcH
ioaton street, between M«rket asd FranSlln
streets. Tbe lot is 40 feet tront by ISO feet deep to aa
IS root planked ale; lbe s is paved wnb
block stoue, aad the to:, will tw reuted low lor a term bf
Are J ears or more. Inquire ct Jo&H WmitfHT. Ooo
lectioner, Mo. tB booih tlark street* opposite the O.urt
ilcose. m^Ulo*43
I O FENT.-O OF THE MOST DE
X ssrab'e Dwelllfgi on tUe North SUe, e*st of Cla-k
sfreeL Ibehjoss u biisk. «ith nlie rooms and large
vro.nds The lessee wuJ be exited to boy ponlon of
lbelur.Ua;*. »ach u Oirpeta *QJ Blorem.
Address pox P u. mhli 10>oCS
TO RENT—NOd'IH BRANCH OANAL.
A We now offtfr for reat tbe dockica eacb tide of the
Canal recently con tructed by tu. anj whicb rxtends
from Uie nctth Branch of tho riser, opponte Cblcaso
Arenne BrU<?. ti (listed street. Tbetaaal is 111) feet
wide aod 12 to 15 feet deep, oewydockei and in cumplete
order, and sires cowards cftfou feet of water fic.nL with
dep.hoflotsoffnm iuuto4sofeeL This property will be
leaaed T;r> low to doeitonaa' t. __
mblilmcw OuDLV. FLEETWOOD A CO,
y^ANTED— HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED
AND
LILLET V SEED,
.By S. H. BUTLER.
mblHm* Qorner B:ath W»ter and Cl*ra sta.
■ O RENT-BBICK WAREHOUSE AND
X Dwe.lin* dfos-s ft Be^t.—The subscriber will
rest for a wrmof years oa tarorable terms i>U Brick
Paolnx tlcuse, frontio* oa 'h« River aad N irtb Water
street, .ait beicw Has i Street BrlJite If desirei for a
Forwarding and Trats or Wholesale B itaess.
wtd teat In with tbe abjrt the adjolLlo*
prtmiwa. wbl.b a< e t>y a abed with caopaaiUoa
root, aad building SO by 63 feet, extending to«etner 13)
ieetos the Hirer. Possesstoa girea tin (Irs* of April or
A so-Two new flrrt c-'aaj B Ick Dwellla* tfotxsei. and
a rrame i>wetilsx. heretofore occaaled by • i .
<*. D le. sitcated oa UlchUaa st.eet betwcea and
Sosx sear tbe Lake H<Ju»e.
mblLlm c 4» B OABPSSTSK.
TOFTS TO RENT.—
The Ist, 3d aud4th Lolts,
la the New Ballcb/, 173 Late street. Inqalre of
J* Vum Hoerel 4c Co.*
<ab. c -lr c4l t*o. Lake stmt.
i,>OR SALK OR 10 REST.—A LARGE
t? first-class Brick Dwelling, with Blable and Ice
Hoa'e, eoatalalas It rooms, baan rooia. cdlar aod attiet
it is eligibly uraateJ la tbe Sooth Dlr-s oa. and posses-
be bad at any u«se Apjts oa tbe premises*
ear. lcdla-s% and &ld|6y or to w. H.
tiOODLE & Box 13 p o Chi -1 a*
ij*Oß RENT—LAKL STREET 3TORS.
No. 197 no# by John WeSt, possession
given May let, _
Tbe residence of Dr. Da:k. oa We&i Hadlson ftite*.
A residence. No 6< with Bam. aad Garden. F anil tore
for sale.
LOTS—comer of West Madison aad Ollntoa streets.
Also. kU oo Uaioa West streets, just east
ot Colon.
roa sal?
A QOT9IO fi£4U>KHCS and Bare, (wtth lot) sear
UaloQPark. AlarnlotcareerofPadUraandßtadolph
stretta, near Goion Pan. ttatU feet fcr parUcalars
inquire of Ifc&la uffj d& DuCK. 44 Clara si
OR RENT—FROM THE IST OF MAY.
two tbree ft- ry brick dwetOoaa. Nos 13i A >34 Oak
sueet, b<t<t<ea .Uri and Liaalle gtceeta. ooatala* I
hutelevesrocma.wituaMbroeasa3(iclr»e(J. ristero a-d .
h|draolew»ter. Lot 23x170 feeV with barn In tbe rear. ;
A!s-«. dWe luu bocse No. 337 Ohio street, between Rash I
and Pjie, containing ten rooms, bathroom ana cloaca
im e stern, and hydraallc water.
The a-*>ore named noaaet are locate 1 In tbe best
nelghboibuodsl - the North Division, and will be rentsd
tosoodr-aco Mbieteaai.U. None other Deed ap ly.
*M. GA49LB, offlee No. 8 Uad'o Block, cur Han.
doU.h ana suract sjwti. gh4 c 384 lm
STORES AND TO LET.—
(Be'ondnstothee.tate of Pamßfl P. Skinner.)
Iron Store. M Laki street. First Floor. Basement aad
uoper Floyr,
Brick Store, 71 Bute st-eet First Floor aod Basemen!.
Brick Suri. 3; Wert Lake street,
brick Dwelling, SB West Lake street
Inature of 10. HALL,
ch7»wc3a» No. 190 Washing oa street.
Lumber yards rent.—the
Lots now oeeaaled by Q. Hear* A oa I*oiaber
stnet, aejalaicg toe Fort Wayne Depot groaads, <wo
blocks Sooth of Twelfth street bri < te. A railroad track
is tail paraile* with the ootk. eoaaectlng with several of
the mast Important raflr->ad3 leading tram this e ty. a:-
fotdtsg Bncqotlled for sJpolne and haad ling
Loaiber.
mh> ci7l lm yq 12 floath Peoria street.
HOOaE TO KENT AT NO. 592 WA
baaharecne. AO cr any part of the Farnltare
wi ioe sold. Possasdon giren oa ue Ist of AprlL
aUcSWiw
RENT—A SMALL TWO STOEI
r dwdllnv pleata&tly altaated In the West Dlrtslon.
Itentcheaa. Foninnreaod Carpets for sale. Inqalre ak
69 Lake street.
mh3cga6lw VINCCf f, HEtfEOP A 00.
i O R&NT.—HOUSE rfO. 345 WABASH
JL Aresae. bota Kif le. Aoply to
ak + YtR. PaittC A
rpo RFKT.—REAPER FACTORY AND
I Machine Shop attached. Ap It to
dawYeH. PAtaiAOOw lSfrake*.
110 RENT.—THE NEW MARBLE FB ONT
I So. ITu li oath CUrk street. Foar stories
mi ***** or
inhMw* » Dearborn street.
yALUABLE WHARFING PROPERTY
to Sent. Wharf to*sZ7 and Aln Block W, 2'«hool
oa the east Ade ot Branch, between .4am
eonedVanßaren streets. They can bs rented for a
single year or a term of years. liqoire of
nta-lnxsa 8.0. LAayjp.?! WaahSngtot V st.
mo RENT—THE FlVfi-tTORY BB IGK
1. Store Nos. 958 and M 3 Booth Water street. Tae
i?xrre. to a good ten tat. will b a rented c'.e%». r oseq
1 sit« «ireo on the Ist day of April next. Apply to 0 tiAa.
a CHifift 47i Weils street, or oj letter. P. a dr jwer
533t7. mhVc34s-.'ni
T~" O BENT—THE STONS FRONT
story and basement hoos? Mo. iO4 North Laaa - 1 *
, wih a t«j story bam and shed hi the res'.
Aralv to 6. A tIUBBAHD. No. 1 Loomls* B'ocJC.
aM. cPO Sa Comer Qa> k and 8. Water.
To MILLERS, MECHANICS, £o.—Ti'J
XA'NT lar a torn of year* that larxe bolldlng neva
EMt of th.« Bevater of Glbba, HrtOa A Cj- wtlh tbe Oa*
Lot en whleh it stands brina *0 feet. Bore orVm. on the
rireracdmmiscbacktothe 6. AO.U.K. R. attached
totbebvUdiac <e astaamendae room. wlUi aacnglse.
, Wslsefl&eJogstloafteaVlasrtßaMULorfti rMechas^
I dsMUUki S3oo«thYf« «street
j\.nra3 entente.
METROPOLITAN HAL L.—
WEDNESDAY 13D THURSDAY EVEJI3GS,
March 23d and
ONLY GRAND CONCERTS
ot
IJIBOBPE A2TD FORMES.
Mr. ULUfaw. Director and Leuee cf »he W*w York
academy of Mosw. respectfully tnfotna the sabUethAL
for the purpose ofesmint out his goad acheae of
nedtsf every artist of celebrity ent«c«d by him for the
Opera Hiom* of Hew York. PMUdelDHia *ad Bottoo.
toeTcryolaceefnoto la the Union, he Las «r.
rasfenenta with
31' me Lakordo and Carl
sownder encacevent to him. for arasldtosr tkrocxh
the irises at ctu«« ofihsDaloo, prior to thdrdepirtu-e
tor Kurope. Orate'ully remembeioc tho rety hixral
eedteu from the lob'.k, u Uiaizer of Mr.
t'ha.berir U'me Heart Hers.CwnlUoSiTort and
other »ni:ti whemhehaa induced tn rial* America, be
mseeuuny announces tter ftaax In
thi« city.
On t»e una oecastos win aooear RCSTAVI
TSa. the «elehraud PUnttt: and TaKODOSJS
TU )MA4 Dl ector of Thomu 4 Miaon'a OUatirai
(tasrtetwMiti-eev The wfx la under the direction of
CAKU A>Boti[7TZ kiuiicol Director, trom the i?ew
Yotk academy of Mutfc.
TO THI —Thenwicfon of ITme Labards. as
theaott uromloeat s>n«er of the day, and tha world
renowned repatsUoo of Carl forme* as ihs create t lir
ktfßtswaad «*rato i> Plater, tie lnaenae
prcda ei by hla extraordinary voice, b*ib la thla entu.
try and all or«r Karope IndoeedMr. Ullman to be,lr»e
thit he vllt meet w.la a oairoaMe eoooeoaizrate *Lh
the heavy excesses of thlj nadenakl. a.
Carl fotmet beto«, tiki at'm« Laborde. <qna'ly fktsed
asatlarerof SCCUUA* as wd as of the hUhetlstyi-s
"" oa«QMO« oi UAS
jjaL L) allUf.
the procrszttme wiU eoaitit of Sdectloas from th>
sosfccetebrat d
Operas aod Oratorio#,
IIALUy. E&GLJbH ASD GZItXXX MUSIC.
With a >te« of affjrJisc tbe paMlc an opportunity to
h ar thoee celebrated artUu in all the d.ff«rcai ktyles of
Mo. !e la which they itaod on»p>roached.
Paicss or Aix&stos:—Oeserved Seata, IISO;
slon at the door. Si Ox
pAfciicuLaa aonTs.
boylnr si admtrlon tlctets at the deor are
enUiltdtoo oaiyaUiaa ia«a>s which have not bees ae
cQTd i. adva'ce. will ple«a 3 apply to the Chief
Uafcer in the HaU.
WTie pretrunme an-f the dare re* the s»>e of
ticket*, aa weU as aa particulan. vUI be dot) oahlUhed.
mia 7t-c4jS
JOHN G. sayt;
Will, at the reqoest of many of the cltlxsns of Chlouo.
repeat his celebrated em on
X.O-VB,
AT SZET&OPOI.Z'rAH BALL
On Tuesday Evening Sarela 13, 1859.
tr Adalttance » centa. roh!3-3t cCS
MECH.VXICS' IXSTITUrE HALL.—
Corner Clark and Washinatoa streets, cppodie
the Court House. Thetiall la one of the >aniett m the
city- eentrmUy located, well
ve lent Tae la rxty te«V font and eiahteea
feetwtd Tbe Institute nanaseri uver One Thoosand
Members, ano. aa ttauy are da!'f vi»ltin« tbe ir.«titnfn
neary thewhJe aamie.- ta*y beat Utile ir no esceose
noUflei of any enter alnme-t to be held at the Ha L
AdumaP. W GATfcj»PrtH gxhScsfily
jtumon Saice.
Piano Forte—Auction Sale.
fPHERB WILL BE AX AUCTIUS BALE
I. to da', March 13th. at No. 330 Ontario itreet, 3rd
droreart of North Clark, ofil -oseoold VuroUare.
vne anoenor 7 tctave Hiano Porte
mh!s U* J. A. MASSttALU AacUoneer.
Mortgage sale of horses, har
nrsi Curia<ei, W-xooa Ao. to be s*ld at Aae.
Ujd by K. A. JBSELat Ihe Sherman Uonae Btablrs.
in ihe r-»r of the anerman Hooae. oa FBI JAY. March
W. h. t£9. at 10 o'riocs. Zi Kortes, IS »• acana and Bns>
ales, a camaies. Harness Bobes, Ac. ic. Or order cf
the Mort«acee, Sale po#lve aad withooi re«erve.
K. A. JEiSKU Aacttoneer.
mht*-td eto No. UW aandolpn itreet.
GILBEKT & SAMPSON.
AT AICTION,
Superior Fornture, Carpets aid Oil Pictures.
Will be sold at oar Salesroom,
n m lakk street. sa
On MONDAY and TUESDAY Uornlnn, Maroh U b
andlith. HtlOo'cU-c* each day. wiihout reseive. a «a<
ier:oraasortment of iamliaie. Carpets, aa. aonsiatlns
ol all kinds of
ParJor, Chamber aid Dlnles-Beem Furnitmre.
BJch parlor tuts, •
plain caamber salts, cottage do marble top and vUln
c:ntre ablesaadstandi,e».d t«bles parlor rcxulnx«od
ea<y .'halni. boo»ca«es, hat racks, reception chairs, oa
ten oitomena. rich OMhoaanv aad wakiat JTresch bed
s e*da. ma* Die too and piain boreana and waahsta&us,
oa« extens'oa dlnlns titles aad chairs, b eskfaj; tables,
lounces, warirooes, mattresses ana tea w*)l
Carpets,
A tapeiicr aas3ttme&t of Rich Velvet Tspestiy and Tn«
frarn Carpetlna> cnt In aoantlues to suit tnrchnsers.
icsethe: \ Ith a variety of
SECOND-11ANU rURMITCBB.
for a family defining hcurtkeeplr*
QUJtaBT A SAMPSON,
_ AncUoneers.
HILL. & SWASKY,
afINSBAL AVOTIONSSHI
-no-
Commission .Merchant*.
34. Dearborn Street 94
WUI adrasec on every of cood* coacUn«d
tbr AactioaSaJes. Boose.
MQHATio am. (mul l>) aiaost swajiv
«v. a. scTTxas. a a botpsx.
TO A. BUTTERS & CO,
AICTIONEKBS A3D APP»IISK»H.
7« CEJIHBOSH street,
(Near the Post OfioaJ CUleaxo. Illinois.
Caah advances on all kinds of MsrchaadUe.
tel-ty-em _
lax Sale.
ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.—TWO
Majn'.flrect Rcsewood TaMee, wiU) Phetsn's
«.nsnions, bu; little used, will be s.id at a sacrifice if
caded (or immeolately. Can be aeea over Ely'* ClothUtc
store, itt* lundolph it'etL or aidreas 13 KA »Y. tfuz
Cmca<o fust office. mcl'iXw
HOTEL for ?ALE.—THE HOU;E, FrR-
Nnuaa, Billiard Table, sfaslisn asd oat.honses
si. complete and la scod order; s)n. a livery atablA Ihe
hotel 1« at Loda, 111. ft mile* from
cbieaxo, on the Id. UcaUal K. B. and now d.lng a good
fcnsinesi Address Fail's lintel. Lodk IU
lLhl»dl»C*H
SALE—A RETAIL MILLINERY
JJ »nd Trifflm'Q* Store tor stle~do n« an sace lent
caahboalnes—•lilbssuld cn esty t«fma *2. tunhcr
carico'ara ajqalrc of B. B- WEruEEEDL.
mhiolw' Nck_3< Lake street, tsecund floor)
Paw for Sale.
ONE OF THE FUCK LAMEST PEW 3
inthenev BC James Chorch. eiJgbly locited cn
ta- Centra Aiste. is offered by ih - inbscriber for saie, at
• Ur " I HitHAWAT.
Dh7-lm c 383 At Office oi Oaden, fiettwood A Co.
6AW MILL FOR SALE CHtAP,
IO on easy terms, toaetherwhh
1,600 Aerts of Pine iflmker Lud.
The subscriber has for sale the abore property which
will be sold at a bargain.
The mill is nearly *-cw. and Is situated <m Sturgeon Bay.
WucTt*io,U «.fioartshnxvilla«e. Uie County Beat ol
Doorcoonly; anil*to stasted that vessels drawing la
feet of wafr can sail up to the UIU Doc* and receive the
lumt«er. helanjiswell timbered and logs coavemrnt
to the mill. as<i Is weU adapted to farming purposes after
Ihe sutuariker be'ng aoacqoalntsd with the Inmber bus-
In'-a aod &eot enj»*ed ta other boalneaa ts olstrons of
srCbg the property at tnls time. There are aboot 4»Mm
legson tnenankw the Bay. which will be sold viththe
ouwrprowerty- f , „
"sa?iif r «S c,
Ho. Lake street.
FOa &ALE. —21 HLF. LOT b, fILK 28,
6. 3. on Jefferson street, near New
frame t»o stor.ea ten rooma mcradin* ba h
roonv c« w. cistern, water and gas Price
Sd M; »L7io eaaht.ll.cw la foury .ars at 1# per cent,
.lly.N.i. HSIA.UK tMAN A
mh»l*-eejg , No. a Laaalle street.
I/OR SALE CfcKAP IF APPLIED FOR
F ImmedUtely. a beasUfjl Oiu«e m Calaaet are
narln we dooth jlvlalcn. eonta.nla< 6 rocaia wlto a
v«ryk>w lease of ground for dyear* The iov Is WilT*.
an» tuteftiUy laid out wUh evergreena- Tiere la | aI«o
, enth'tprefflleeeaaaboadanoeix fruitof
I ihe Hatlr-ad will pass *be door Before Ueyear »
i oot AD»>yto W. J. lIuODLES»
1 aauonth Water streeS.
J.IOK SALE.—A GOOD TWu-a I'uuy
f Frame Booie. with 21 years letae of lot, 9 rooms,
w*tei in Dotastones, good barn, snd pltnked ra.-d.ln the
Wett Division, near ifcgh dchaal, oa Mjnroe street.
A-a.Fo-nitnre for ssl sat a b>r<ala. AdJreis A.8,,
|*?T BiUX Poet -vtßee. leaKIW
rpOE SALE THE SCHB. BAY fcTATE,
J Mdth.BKl WAVIBLT. fotw
tlculw iMUlre oC B. P. L AVIDWJS.
fel7cifetaot maootk wasfrrt.
XPOR SALE, BT VAN INWAQEN & CO.,
Jj Qfico 30.1, Dol.'« ChIMIO. BL.
u. fiiUovlnx vewls:
Sdir. ROCRiT. CUa A. I. «toi» liUf.
.. iiiz* 1.0Q41. .. A ..
.. BKJtr KAQLJC. .. 2" "
.. 3lGUll»QVt*._.. A U-—... ••
" WIKO>-Of TSSWISD. CU»A«- 'JJ ••
W«B<I.TIoaAL. .. B ■?» ••
:: » f'pr.S ::
:: "
::s¥S£i a «>. |
.. LIVE OAK. •• » \ -
.. KELPIi VA»*iHWAOE» * cd
(aieago,febreanr«ilStt lall b97eaw
THIRST CLASS DWELLISGS FOR SALS,
THS TWO FIRST-CLASS DWZLUS6S
Now being treetr*.
On Bosht near Superior SL,
Aad to be finished May Ist. These hunsee
three su»rle«. with basement. MUwau*ee Wick front.
boDs and to be finished lathe be* maimer.
U7 feet de*o to an alley, and will have a nod barn
on e*eh. Pemms pnrehasing soon can mlse socn m
Stwc fmta 0 w to ovWk A. *«.
Malt! Malt! id alt:
Irt AHU BU. NO l CANADABiB
lo.uu'j "
fa< Utt 3a Keasle rtrwl
jSoaximig
BOABDINQ.— FIEST CLASS BOARD
and pleasant reams, either galtea or single, still
South Oar* street tonßeat Board aereamnableralea
OAST STBEl^.— 5 lti AND 3-8 INCH.
t ; stun, H asd X Inch. Xomd. 'eeelred thla
Mnloe, teeether with aie stock et til daes, eotslani.
c 43 BT dooih Water street
I£\f\{\ BBLS. WHITE WINTER
H/ WleaFtcwfor a!Bby
J.gWOW. lQSewth txarbcm-^
Pried ratrrr i dried Faorr 11—
10,00 Peaacts Dried Aylaaad Peachy far ule
ImhlQbl J SNOW, loaanth Pe*rtoortt.
NUMBER 217.
particular Notices.
Money to loan on real estate
Securities ia ran* of 11000 aad upsaxdi,
to 3 )eui> One year low preferred.
Apply to K. A&USMONft.
nhl»lwc*Q Wo,itOUmut«i
VTOTXCE.-ALL AGENTS ?OE THS
1. v theSteck or the Dement Balldlae Assod*
Uoq viil tbe un« or piooeeds of sale* by ths lUk
of AQiikjift latateadcd ttihate adrawio* or aiti*ioa
03 U»e I*o of April. _ . ..
mhM in CQA3. DIJfICfT.
ANTED.-TO EXCHANGE
200 ACRES OF PINE LAND,
la Michigan, for
Chios* City or CmW Canity Property.
Phß 3w* Knqalre at at Clark street.
A MEETING OF THE 9H AREHO LDER3
of ths Sadna C«*l and UumflhCturtoß Caopaoy,
win beheld at the office or Andrwr □. Qreto. No. 43
Vail street, Jianeey Court, la the city of No* York, on
the Mi day oi Aprl next. ISM u U o'clock noom T* •
aonaal meetln* of the Stockholders f ssld company
will be be d aithe raid office oa ue I t To* sdsy of Jane
□est at 12 o'clock at to n. a* wl. h lainaeotiooe*!
time and tUcsaa election of a president aad ciaht Pi
rector* or the said C -mpsoy *lll take ».a?e.
By order of the Board o> Direct re.
mbl3-30t-cC4 MBQ. BSCUL gELLEBB. President.
TO SOAP MAE ESS.—A RARE CHANCE
Is offtred to a mod Poao tfsker H aa establish
aent recently carted la Pairfleld. Jefffrson Scanty,
low*. to become utitaer wl'h a taall capital. A largo
bthbeascsabedoaelntheßoaoaai Canine bnstness--
dc otue* e»tablis meat of toe kisd belog la the plaoa.
for farther panlea.ars app.'y to the subscriber oi tho
premises. or by tetter. WM. 0, LEWIS.
yalrtltid. lowa. M«reb 4. 'S3. ah*lw*
Notice— the annual meetihg
of the Stockholders of the Chicago Firemen's
insurance Coooany »>U be beU at to effiee ol said
CWpany oq lUJfidDAY. the iWi day of March. ia«,
for the e.ect'oaol juis Director- f-r Ljb emalag year.
mb'-HHeiW 0. N. fIOLP&N. Sac'y.
fUOSI-NG OUT BUSINESS—E. W. HUT
QHISGS. RaadMpb street. will tell the whole of
his lance stocs of rich cabinet Furniture at leas than ooat*
between this and the lat of May. v> ctoee the bariness.
Every piece is fully wanaated. aod all made la bis own
manafe lory. 4?* Bros -way, 24. Y. Call aod ex-traln* b*
fore pnrchatlne eixwbcre. g>ha.lm-c34T
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—EIGHTY
Acres Good Prafrls Fanning Land. situated la
Oslo eooaty. JIL, 45 mties from Chicago, aod s miles
from Sail road Debet. tUld Laud baa beca pioQ<hsd. and
oae ct op of wheat haabcea raised up jo It. it will oesold
cheap, exchang d mr city properly, oi for any description
of merchandise tbat caa bo taaae aT*iLbfe. Addresi
box 1113 uhlcago P Q- feltf lm*
STERLING ESO'd-IXGK.—DRATT3 ON
the Colon Bank of or Poood aod oih
w*rds, available la any oart of the Hoited KlaiMom. for
MUeby If.glcWlto] UOOhaNK Jt UttLPOKB.
/IHEOES OF THE ILLINOIS MTJiUAL
v; *IBK INdUUAS-jS COMPANY wanted bv
fell ci?lSm HOflfMANa M uILPJKX
Money to loan
At tea per Cent, per «nnwrw.
roa PITH TSABflt
Rrt&claas Cltr*BeAl Eitato aad
COMMEBOIAL NOTEB WANTEIX
rxddlo* tVom One to Twelve Months.
uaflcJO B. 9. DOWNIWQAOa.S7CUrk.H
sitnr> nnn To loan.-the
J) L\_/v/«V/wly ondenlsned, as ateat
lor kastera caoitaUsU. la prepared to mase loaas oa loot
time at tes per ceot, oa Chicago property. Vint Morv
uiti havlac from ooa to Ave * e4rs to roa. wuted at
fair ratea. J. L. LKE. at Wadtwonb A Co'a Baak.
fell No 4 Clara treet, Chlcaao.
VpELEGRAPH EX 0 HAN fl I
ON NDW TOBS.
Drafts, Aoceptaaeea aad Notes paid la New York oa
the dav of maturity, or last day of xraoe. aad moaey do>
9- dteu for account 1q ttie elty or New York aad sent to
dtlee La the vicinity of New Yore oaTeiegraphlo Orders,
EMEfIT OO BB
laa bflW-an TELk<ia.»PH OtrTg*
VfONKY LOANED ON CITY RuAL E3.
if L ran BecsrlUea, Tract Deeds, Booda
-UoekA Basiaea Notc% and all xood oe«otlablr seoart*
Ucbboacht aod sold Certlflcatesof Deuosltsaod Checks
5f a. K, Jhrtft, Brother A Johastoa. parehased for oaao
■U the hUhest market price. Dealers It Illinois. Wlsooo.
sta aad lowa lands, laproved farms, saborbaa lota aad
OUr Baal HUIe. Office No, d, Uecoad floor)
taa Block, ooraerof Kaodol&h and Lasalle sts.. Cblcaao
de3btfO4ta W. nAVIWOM.
fJAVINO OPENED AN uFHCB AT NO.
XI SI Soo'h Clark street, for the sale of the stock of
tbeDemeat Balldtne AmoclUlot, I would aito jtlve nolle*
U>at I will Decollate and (5n l porchasets for cood
eomme>clal paper ft>r a >ea*onabJueoinmiMloo. Persons
t»*vtD<
ealedonir snythin* prcsen's worili their nttertloa WUI
n«( our trleod* c.>a>e to <od take iho balance of stock and
I't as close ;p the Institution, as !t is exoeosive to oca*
Una; It? I asnre joa It ta *U richt and oert-cUT soand.
Pike's Peak •
HO! FOK THE GOLD FIELDS—
Ttnfs of all Miea aad all prices always oa hand,
aod made to order by
TXYLna k COL*. Sail Makers,
No. 38 Hartal strett, Liad'a Block,
vr Post Office Box 217. fe34 lm*
SOM&TUING SEW !!! IUTCHiiIZ'i
P.\r=Jj<T
Metalitc-Tipped Boot ana Shoe,
Aa boprovencat Im« bean acplled to Boot* and Shoe*,
by whicn a Gieat Savioa ia Expense is made. Every
buet aod shoe dealer knows that children wUI wear oat
at the toe th- beet-constructed shoe la from foar to dx
weeka.andtbaslt '>-shltbertedeledthe skill of maaafae
toners to obviate this dlificnity.
THE w METALLIC TIP "
mceta aad overcomes ft, A small pleoe of copper la
neatly fastened to the toe of the boot or shoe, affordlnjr
a complete protection to It, aad rendering the efforts of
the moct inveterate stamper ineffectual to kick or wear It
Wn present this Invention with the "oileat knowledge of
and experience in 1U Practical Utility, tiavtoancwfbr
nearly two years been subjected to the severest tests. It
hy py ita own lntrlaslo merits, actually surmounted
every objection that could possibly be brooxbt against It.
as the accbmpanyina certlflcataa, which are bat a fair av
erage of hanoreds of other*, will atrandantly corrobcrat&
We oav* no healtation la sav<n« tbat the Met*U3o- i tpped
Shoe is destined to entirely supercede, for Children and
YotUh. the oi 1 stylo; and we consider it a moderate
•statement. thUone pUr of the Metallic Tips will outwear
two to three valr* of the old style. makln« a savlac of
nearlytwo»thlrdslatheexuenae of shoes.
Hears. WiDbffOBXH i. WELLS, of Chicago,
Have been appointed Agents for th; sale of the Boots
and dhoes. and arj aotho*-ls«d to dispose ef Town aad
Qoonly RUhts.
comma*}leatlons addressed to then or the andersUned
«m recelva oroper attention.
McKXXKSr A CO.,
46 M 50 Water it. Boston. Masa.
N. B.—Tins laveotton Is a complete protection from
the cnttlns or tc* urassca. aad is especially adapt,
edto Jllaertf ase, aad all occuDauons which partlcnlarly
expose the toe of the bootorshoetobeinccatorwom.
IJPIXy-cfll
1850 SWUNG THVUE 1850
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.
E. R. Kellogg & Co.,
62 JLmJUe atrect« cor. ol State,
We have on hand the largest aal bett a«sortnjent of
New Sotloc Goods to bs foaid in this m r«et, all or
which a-e received direct from the ma afao orers, and
wUI be sold at very low trt.ee* to the cash and urompt
payingintde. mlu3mo*6 .
Coa', or Garboa Oil Lamps, &e
ffIHE CITY MANUFACTURING COM
JL psay of Walerbary. have
wt»STT«ps Ae, owned by tj»« lat« ftra .5
CO. *a. *» L»ke nh»cc«% 111., and offer OBKAX
iadtjCCMtNW TO TUB TRAD*.
Prices Redncod to finit the Tims*-
i The Stock consists of Coal or Carboa OU aad^ RpM
I*moa »nd Lantern*—« v-ry ext»nsi»e variety—Chua
detlra, Haoivoa L'ahts. Sid?. U*ex L *ht%
WLc.u Scissor* Payer shades. * lisosfor Ladle* *elts,
Clrcoar Krrors, Bhsnaia's Pscket Levels, Ac- at maoa»
tactorer's prlcee.
Al«o» Cheap fcr Cash
Three Ofl Can* holding 80 Gal's—New,
And & lot of Smaller Tla Cans, holding fircm X lalloa
to 10 talloos
J. «■ JnHMaOK. »mw.
PlKii'S PEAK!
All who oOQtrapUt. mtaittoKktf; !s " ,w<l
to call sod examlas oar sssortment of
BtTBBEB GOODS,
Among which are _ ..
Caay BUakets, Bads m 4 Pillows, CmUi Cloths,
Ma&Bfsetarer's Agcatv
MTcani'nlHp J new Lake.
Hope Fire Ul iumucb tompauy,
op wrw to ax orrr.
Cms 91H.«JSi
(*t Asnosm) ti Qhioaoo.
ißKkt, TijkOK. Sf Ja, ilJ e 27 W ' 1 * °°"
flfirl* Otur.
T. O. VAN BCKEHi A^cnt,
ftnlb U oor. ol BoUi Wittr •od CUj«-«.
..iiihiw ifr*im
Moss! Moss!!
TMINHAM'S PREPASED 11083, PUT
J J w (W MUer.
£dSaddle s' purposes la a»g*aadimaaisal-* far sals
In onaotmes to suit, at lo# prlosa. Order* ftoia the elty
t Oom n Mwthrali.
% OeomucUl it- sod W Laves. St. Louis.
mhlHycQl
Traasp»rt*lio» to Pliers Peak
THJ UNDERSIGNED 13 PREPARED TO
sake ooatnets fcr
rasioirrao rmmaotia axd aiwnuNDias
of ererj de«rt>ilon V> th. 8«M » Bl >» '•
tfait s» sarty la the Spring as practicable.
As oar Company K - as been eng»g*d ft»r »B*®r*l
freighting tor the Qovernmsot of the Unluii Btatefc I
eoafldeat of giving tatlatectloa.
oniawom *■ M °- -
CjUNDBUS— 50 BASKETS CHSBHIES,
Sbris Dried Baspotrrjes,
Sbrto Drisd Blackberries.
St kea frenek Prsoss
10 baskets Haasariaa Ptunaa.
Water street.
CHRI3TMA3— 250 BOXJSS FANCY TOY 3
MO boxes naaCt» &m
Mi boxss Vso<V
■rw box— BoU Lomsngg*» . ,j*fts
Tn w i> r"* *•—* s *ssA *»•!*. LffTW^
ro •
TbRMOVAL.-C. 0. TALLIN 4 SONS
im to lafonathelr Crltadsand the sab le that
tS'wffl JkS# «23? *** ***** 03
toslfhof Maica tas»-*»
230 lakt itresft cor. of Frm*cili».
ws »m»iak-lttothsla:er«s» of "Bayers tor Cash*
qo.-»ALt.niAtosg
, "OUNTKad AND SHOW CA3S .-WB
V have seveial long senates* AiS
ortrtfcer*wav7taaiDx«wh:oh J4*.*?%***
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